Sentence examples for nothing to attach from inspiring English sources

A landscape of rocks evokes a time before time, and the end-times as well, forcing us, while contemplating it, to live in all time at once, where words have nothing to attach themselves to".

But there was nothing to do in a cité, nowhere to go, nothing "French" to attach to.

Look to avoid bringing marriage up out of the blue because if there's nothing concrete to attach it to, then the relationship may not be at that point and you may scare your partner off by being too premature with the idea.

Instead, in a spasm of muddle-headedness, I cut them to meet just the bottom of the moldings, thereby leaving nothing for me to attach the moldings to once the shelves were installed.

What can we really be identified with, when there is nothing there for us to attach ourselves to?

These people know nothing about that or care nothing about that, yet now they want to attach themselves to that".

noting-remain He wants to attach you, but not me, such that you have nothing left.  .

He wants to attach you, but not me, such that you have nothing left.

And the more variations to attach to it, the more you risk standing for nothing.

Despite that, the assumption that his mental health was the sole reason 149 others died will do nothing to diminish the stigma attached to mental health problems.

She goes on to articulate exactly how much the coverage of her professional life and successes -- which Leo has nothing to do with -- is attached to him.